• Austin, TX, June 18, 2005
  Four year old innovative investment model up over 250% since June 2001 launch
  
  
• Austin, TX, June 18, 2004
  TimingCube celebrates three-year anniversary
  
  
• Austin, TX, January 20, 2004
  TimingCube adds two investment indexes to unique Trend Timing Model
  
  
• Austin, TX, September 17, 2003
  New survey finds Market Timers who defy stereotypes
  
  
• Austin, TX, June 23, 2003
  TimingCube introduces Long-Term Market Timing Solution

Four year old innovative investment model up over 250% since June 2001 launch

AUSTIN, TX, JUNE 18, 2005 -- It has been four years since two former computer scientists developed TimingCube^®, a mathematical model that detects and advises subscribers of trends in the markets. As of May 31, 2005, the results are impressive -- with TimingCube recording an annualized return of 252% on the NASDAQ 100 index which compares to a loss of -7.4% for the traditional buy and hold strategy.

Over the four years, since the launch on June 18, 2001, a $10,000 investment using a TimingCube Long and Short strategy would now be worth $35,229.00. A buy and hold position for the same time period would have lost $743.00 for a total of $9,257.00.

"TimingCube uses a proprietary formula and has a deaf ear to all the noise in the market," said Frank Minssieux, co-founder and president of TimingCube. "We will soon sign our 5,000th subscriber and project earnings of over $2 million in 2005. We offer a unique form of long term investing that follows the broad trends to profit in both rising and falling markets. Our 'Trend Time investing' system has correctly identified the underlying trend of the market a phenomenal 86% of the time, and during the 14% the model was wrong, the loss has been held to 2-3% while the model reversed course."

"Our philosophy is to invest for the long term," adds Serge Dacic, co-founder and executive vice president of TimingCube. "And unlike traditional buy and hold positions, the Trend Timing style of investing avoids and benefits from market downturns to achieve outstanding risk-adjusted returns."

TimingCube's model uses the price and volume data of the NASDAQ 100 to determine a Buy or Sell signal. Since June 2001, the signal has changed just 14 times reading the longer-term market trend and ignoring emotion, opinion and news. In the four years, the longest signal to date ran 13 months; and, on average signals change three to five times a year. Four investment strategies, ranging from conservative to aggressive are offered and all have posted annualized returns between 18.55% - 78.97% from June 2001 to June 2005. This compares to the flat performance of a buy and hold strategy which lost an annualized return of - 2.77% over the same time period.

"The growth of our company is a reflection of the popularity and success of TimingCube in managing investments," said Minssieux. "No single year has ended with a loss and altogether the time spent in negative territory is very rare and shallow. Our model has the uncanny ability to identify changes in the predominant market trend and our Buy, Sell or Cash signals work for other U.S. indexes, like the S&P 500 and Russell 2000 and international markets."

"We believe there is no other mode of investment that combines high returns, low risk, few trades and the ability to profit in both positive and negative markets," Dacic adds.

TimingCube celebrates three-year anniversary
-- Developer of Innovative Investment Model Offers Alternative Investment Strategy --

AUSTIN, TX, JUNE 18, 2004 -- Today marks the three-year anniversary since TimingCube^®, the developer of an innovative investment model called Trend Timing, began issuing Buy and Sell signals to the investment community. TimingCube's model tracks the broad market trend and drives investments in vehicles mirroring three key indexes, the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ), the Russell 2000 (IWM) and S&P 500 (SPY or IVV) and has given investors new options for maximizing their investment strategies.

Since June 18, 2001, long-term, serious investors have used TimingCube's unique model to manage their portfolios, plan for retirement, make sound investment choices, and gain in up or down markets by following the predominant market trend. The move has paid off handsomely as TimingCube has recorded an annualized return of 50% on the Nasdaq 100 index, compared to -5% for buy and hold over the three-year period. Over the three-years, a $10,000 investment would have grown to $33,510. The model has also been back tested to 1989 against all three indexes, and consistently performed better than buy and hold over the 15-year period.

"We are very pleased with the company's development over the last three years and its ability to help serve our customers' investment needs", said Frank Minssieux, president and co-founder of TimingCube. "We believe our model represents the best opportunity to consistently beat the markets with infrequent trading and built-in diversification".

Two former computer scientists developed the model in order to better manage their retirement funds and to better understand how moves in market indexes affect long-term investing. Over its three-year history, TimingCube has grown to more than 4,000 customers while adding an average of 200-300 per month due to the popularity and unparalleled success of its innovative investment model. Earlier this year, TimingCube also unveiled the Russell 2000 and S&P 500 indexes as new investment options for use with its signal in addition to the Nasdaq 100.

TimingCube's model primarily uses the price and volume data of the major market indexes to determine its signal, which is computer-based and 100% mechanical and objective. The model will generate a Buy, Sell or a Cash signal, and will remain in effect until a new signal invalidates it. Four investment strategies, ranging from conservative to aggressive are offered, all of which have posted annualized returns between 23-107% from June 2001 to June 2004.

"Our model helps investors preserve their capital during downturns and maximize it during upswings", said Dr. Serge Dacic, executive vice president and co-founder of TimingCube. "The market losses experienced during the recession were difficult on any buy and hold investor but especially so for retirees, many of whom often don't have the luxury of the longer term view. They live off their investments and big losses force them to make hard, often detrimental, choices such as selling during a correction".

TimingCube adds two investment indexes to unique Trend Timing Model
-- Russell 2000 and S&P 500 Join Nasdaq 100 as Investment Options --

AUSTIN, TX, JANUARY 20, 2004 -- TimingCube, the developer of an innovative investment Model, called Trend Timing, today unveiled the Russell 2000 and S&P 500 indexes and their tracking Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), IWM and SPY or IVV respectively, as new investment options for use with its signal. Since its launch in spring 2001, TimingCube has generally followed and reported on the Nasdaq 100 (ETF: QQQ), but has now expanded its scope to provide investors with these new investment options.

"While they generally move in unison, the Nasdaq, Russell and S&P indexes represent slightly different facets of the market, which we believe presents further opportunity to diversify, or optimize, depending on individual preference," said Frank Minssieux, president and co-founder of TimingCube.

TimingCube has only issued ten "Buy" or "Sell" signals since June 2001 and recorded an annualized return of 65% on the Nasdaq 100 index, compared to -4% for Buy and Hold over the same period. The TimingCube Model has been backtested to 1989 against all three indexes, and consistently performed better than Buy and Hold over the 15-year period. TimingCube's Model posted annualized 3-year returns of 67.51% for the Nasdaq 100 index, 55.33% for the Russell 2000 index and 37.41% for the S&P 500 index compared with -14.44%, 4.83% and -5.57%, respectively, for the same indexes using Buy and Hold.

TimingCube's subscriber base has also grown more than 50% over the last six months, and the company adds approximately 200-300 new subscribers per month.

"Our subscribers, who number more than 3,000 now, have consistently asked whether they could use the signal with other investment options," said Dr. Serge Dacic, co-founder of TimingCube. "We have been looking at that question for some time, and are convinced that investors can succeed with new investment options without sacrificing the ease, simplicity or liquidity they receive from the Nasdaq 100."

TimingCube's Model primarily uses the price and volume data of the major market indexes to determine its signal, which is computer-based and 100% mechanical and objective. The Model, which was created and developed for long-term investors, will generate a Buy, Sell or a Cash signal, and will remain in effect until a new signal invalidates it. Four investment strategies, ranging from conservative to aggressive are offered.

New survey finds Market Timers who defy stereotypes
-- "Trend Timers" Patient, Wealthy and Diversified --
-- Hungry for New Sources of Investment Information --

AUSTIN, TX, SEPTEMBER 17, 2003 -- A new breed of investors -- "trend timers" -- is defying the stereotype of traditional market timers who seek short-term gains and exploit market inefficiencies. This is one of the key findings from a survey of 1,200 subscribers to TimingCube, a timing service geared to long-term investing which only requires trading three to five times a year.

More than half of TimingCube's 2,400 person subscriber base participated in the online survey, which concluded September 7. The results indicated that these trend timers are patient, wealthy and diversified. Nearly 40 percent have more than $250,000 invested in the stock market alone, while almost half (47 percent) combine Buy and Hold and timing strategies. Unlike stereotypical timers who trade weekly, daily or even hourly, trend timers hold their positions for an average of three months.

The survey also found trend timers are fairly sophisticated investors:

• Better than 90 percent employ shorting strategies and more than 60 percent use leverage to beat the market
• Stocks are the investment vehicle of choice (77 percent), followed by mutual funds (71 percent) and exchange-traded funds (51 percent)
• Market volatility is a source of concern; 64 percent feel there will be greater volatility in the remainder of 2003
• Trend timers are not sitting on the sidelines; 58 percent have less than a quarter of their portfolio in cash or money markets. For investors with $1 million or more, 76 percent are mostly in the market (50 percent or less in cash or money markets)

"Market timing has traditionally carried negative connotations," says President and Co-Founder of TimingCube, Frank Minssieux, "but our survey indicates that trend timers are genuinely conservative investors who time their investments to maximize their returns, and are willing to wait for the opportunities."

Among the other key survey findings:

• No Faith in Wall Street: Sixty-seven percent of respondents do not feel Wall Street has settled its conflict of interest issues and say it still cannot be trusted
• Unhappy with Available Information: Almost 40 percent rated the quality of current investment information "poor" or "very poor", compared to 34 percent who responded "good" or "excellent"
• Wealthy are Bullish on Exchange-Traded Funds: Forty-six percent of investors with less than $250,000 invest in ETFs, while 61 percent of investors with $1 million or more invest in ETFs
• Investing with Less Stress: Though 64 percent feel the market will be more volatile throughout the remainder of the year -- a stressful prediction -- 71 percent are less stressed about their personal investments since using the TimingCube signal

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TimingCube introduces Long-Term Market Timing Solution
New Trend Timing Avoids Pitfalls of Rapid Market Timers; Beats Buy and Hold Returns By Over 300%

AUSTIN, TX, June 23, 2003 -- A new version of market timing is attracting investors throughout America and the world with superior returns, verified signals and very few trades. Since its inception in June of 2001, TimingCube's Trend Timing approach to investing ( ) has issued only ten "Buy" or "Sell" signals and recorded a cumulative 193% return on the Nasdaq 100 stocks (known as the QQQ), while Buy and Hold strategies have lost 29% over the same period. Yesterday marked the first anniversary of signal verification by TimerTrac, an independent online tracking organization (www.TimerTrac.com).

TimingCube's Model primarily uses the price and volume data of major market indexes to determine its signal. It is computer based and excludes extraneous factors such as emotions, opinions or news. The goal is to determine the longer-term market trend while avoiding corrections, 'whipsaws' or other short-term phenomena. Signals have run as long as 18 months but on average last three to four months. TimingCube back-tested the Model with 12 years of data back to January 3, 1989 to ensure Trend Timing works in all types of markets.

"We built TimingCube's Trend Timing Model to take control of our own investments with an emphasis on minimizing costs and stress," said Frank Minssieux, president and co-founder of TimingCube. "The Model achieves those goals by issuing very few signals per year and utilizing market index Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) for their inherent diversification and liquidity. As an added bonus, it's very profitable for investors."

More than 2,000 investors subscribe to the TimingCube service and an additional 200 to 300 join each month. Subscriptions cost $30 monthly or $300 annually with no long-term obligations. The current signal is available to subscribers on the Web site, and they are notified of signal changes via email. All signals, save for the most recent, are also available to the general public.

"Independent verification of our signal is critical to assuage the concerns of individual investors burned by Wall Street scandals and less credible timing services," said co-founder and executive vice president, Dr. Serge Dacic. "TimerTrac has a superb reputation and a very simple business proposition: once the signal is sent, it is set in stone and cannot be altered. Simplicity and integrity are very appealing to us and our subscribers."

Recent market history demonstrates that investors must be able to identify all markets, up or down, and act according to their risk tolerance. TimingCube's Trend Timing Model is specifically designed to identify the current trend and allow investors to benefit from it. Strategies for implementing the TimingCube signal span the risk spectrum from conservative (long only) to aggressive (long and short with margin). While most IRA and 401(k) retirement plans do not allow investors to engage in more aggressive strategies, such as shorting stocks, investors may invest in mutual funds that do. ProFunds and Rydex funds both offer mutual funds that mirror shorting and margin strategies.

The nature of TimingCube's Trend Timing Model is well suited for retirees and investors concerned about their retirement savings. As opposed to a Buy and Hold Model, retirees no longer have to wait for their portfolio to recover from a bear market, and can even benefit from down markets. Younger investors benefit on a compounded basis, given their longer time horizon. TimingCube also established a risk control or 'safety valve' measure that instructs investors to 'go to cash' if markets unexpectedly reverse themselves by 9 percent from their level at the time the last signal was issued. In such cases, TimingCube's Trend Timing Model will look for the next signal and advise investors accordingly.